The Orange Head

yeah, well i dont care what you say, that's some good grass, man! good net, good sky, love the tip on the sun effect

Gotta love the scale component. It makes 3D perspectives a lot simpler.

I have one too that I'm giving up on because it's darn slow

good 3d perspective and good nebula

Thanks guys, sorry to steal the limelight Indigo

Fully adjustable light filter too

You're welcome Betis. That first pic especially drew my attention. While my nebula filter looks pretty flat, yours appears to have depth, like real celestial bodies. And never give up because its slow.

Another WIP. Adapted from my frost filter, which you can see here.

lol. i wasnt thinking drugs when i saw that last one, but rather a pile of dirt. but, ok, drugs if you want

Let's see what the quartz texture actually looks like in a rock...

A second attempt at an "underwaterscape," using my new V2 water surface. Making the haze is hard in a surface filter, but it's coming along.

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Indigo Ray wrote: underwaterscape

thats looking good

Inspired by the grungy, metallic world of the kitchen.

love the sea bed on the underwater one, but the top part needs some work yet.

good screen one, too

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Kraellin wrote: love the sea bed on the underwater one, but the top part needs some work yet.

Thanks. The bed is the same as before. On the contrary, I think the water surface is an improvement from last time, and I happen to like it just as well if not better underwater than from a seascape view.



I've also been forcing my fur filter forward by fractioning the fullness of the fine hairs but fructifying the fluffiness and fiddling with the form of the facade.

A new paint filter. More abstract and dark, using a photograph of a landscape:

That's the point Craig. I already have more realistic generic paint filters, so I wanted to do something more themed and abstract. But I'll see what I can do.



I know, I know, the FF team shuns making seamless textures out of photographs, and there are better programs out there for this, but if you're going to buy FF, why not get this capability as well?

Seamless grass texture generated in FF from a photo (cropped in PS to make it square). It's not perfect but it's getting there. Inspiration from Egret's similar un-submitted filter and from a Genetica tutorial.

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Indigo Ray wrote: That's the point Craig

ah. ok.

the seamless one chops the original up too much, indigo. it wouldnt really work for most real-world photos, i dont think.

but, this last one is very good! i like it

oh, that's a good one, too. the only problem with it on the flag is that you need to make some child-like stars instead of eating up the ones that were there i do like that you have a number of angles on your brush strokes.

Thanks to the both of you. The angles are hue-based. And the stars are supposed to look like that. Have you ever tried drawing geometric shapes with a white crayon on white paper?

Yet another paint filter (I have about 10 or so different ones now I think). This one rotates the brush using a mod of Mike's "This Way" filter, the one with all the crazy arrows, which I must say has amazing potential as a snippet.

BTW, I'm not one to horde filters because of fear of re-sellers, I just take a while with sliders and optimization before I eventually submit them.

another good one, indigo

Hi Indigo,

Looks cool!

Most people, don't have the Turbo Button yet, so, keep us posted when you get it worked out.. I want one!

Have a GREAT day!

Ron

Hi Indigo,

NOW, were talkin! Very Nice!

Have a GREAT day / Evening!

Ron

Thank you! Now lets zoom in again, real close. The plants leave something to be desired, but my quest for a good "ground" filter is coming along.